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Newspaper
Huron Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1835
Page
2
A wartime pledge of liberty is declared with resolve to stand or perish for independence. The address warns of possible death and costs of freedom and laments the day as a hopeful milestone for a free country despite looming danger.
Baltimore area ministers of the Methodist Episcopal Church urge those north of them to desist from sending abolitionist periodicals. They state they oppose slavery but condemn foreign agitators and violence that threaten both bond and free colored people in the South, supporting gradual emancipation instead.
A fragmentary notice shows a committee and citizens requesting the dismissal of events such as gatherings and barbecues. The text ends with a resolution urging residents to refrain from hosting public faces and feasts, indicating a local civic action or debate.
Ex public sentiment from New England supports General William Henry Harrison for president. Opponents of the Baltimore nominee in the southwest States rally with zeal and unanimity, praising Harrison as experienced and honorable and policing a safe country under his administration.
Indications favor the people's candidate for the Presidency grow stronger. Evidence of his popularity suggests he will be nominated at a large meeting of citizens. His undisputed services and pure character would deprive office-holders of usual weapons of abuse and provide a strong advantage to his supporters.
In Mifflin county the large crowd at the Lewistown courthouse declared strong support for General Harrison in the presidential election. The turnout exceeded expectations and marked one of the area's largest political gatherings in years. The Wheeling dispatch notes rising prospects for Harrison among five major candidates, with Clarkson gaining steady momentum.
William J. Harrison notes that HAR LUISON's candidacy for President is welcomed as a potential step toward emancipation from political tyranny. He contrasts public optimism with the wary stance of office-holders and their followers, urging readers to prepare a critical balance sheet amid Van Buren and Ruckerite supporters' reactions.
Long dormant gratitude for a notable military figure resurfaces as public feeling swells against alleged intrigue and corruption. A renewed tribute highlights his distinguished service and talents, with the nation recognizing a once neglected hero alongside the era’s chieftain. The Advocate steamboat boiler burst on the Albany Catskill run, wrecking cabins and injuring passengers including Brouch, Butler, Percy, and Bushnett. explosion linked to high pressure engine.
In a Norwalk debate, Lewis B. Sturges criticizes a LATE WIG CONVENTION after a contentious assembly race. He alleges secret bargaining to nominate Morse and Root for Sheriff and Assembly, while Sturges claims he refused the convention’s outcome and accepts personal responsibility for his public communication.
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